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Forward-Deployed Dock Landing Ship USS Germantown Embarks 31st MEU
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Forward-Deployed Dock Landing Ship USS Germantown Embarks 31st MEU

The forward-deployed dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42) pulled into Okinawa, Japan Feb. 2 to onload nearly 500 Marines assigned to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) and their equipment in preparation for exercise Cobra Gold. Cobra Gold is a regularly scheduled joint and coalition multi

about 14 years ago
HMAS Parramatta, RSNF AL-TAIF Rendezvous in Southern Red Sea to Conduct Coordinated Transit
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HMAS Parramatta, RSNF AL-TAIF Rendezvous in Southern Red Sea to Conduct Coordinated Transit

The Royal Australian Navy frigate, HMAS Parramatta, and Royal Saudi Naval Force Ship, RSNF AL-TAIF, rendezvoused in the Southern Red Sea to conduct a coordinated transit on 20 January 2012. The two ships are both operating with Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 (maritime counter terrorism), which is par

about 14 years ago
A&P Group, Thales Australia Sign Agreement to Provide Support Services to HMAS Choules
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A&P Group, Thales Australia Sign Agreement to Provide Support Services to HMAS Choules

UK-based A&P Group and Thales Australia have signed an agreement to provide through life support services to HMAS CHOULES – the Royal Australian Navy’s new Bay Class Landing Ship Dock. A&P Group has an existing support contract with the Defence Materiel Organisation for the interim support of the ve

about 14 years ago
PF Task Unit Visits Manila, Philippines
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PF Task Unit Visits Manila, Philippines

Pacific Fleet (PF) task unit headed by Capt 1 rank Andrei Saprykin and consisting of large ASW ship Admiral Panteleyev, tanker Boris Butoma, and salvage tug Fotiy Krylov on Jan 31 arrives in Manila, Philippines, PF press secretary Capt 1 rank Roman Martov told Central Navy Portal. That visit will be

about 14 years ago
Chief of Royal Australian Navy Hosts Largest RAN Sea Power Conference to Date
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Chief of Royal Australian Navy Hosts Largest RAN Sea Power Conference to Date

More than 1000 delegates representing 35 countries, including first time attendee Nigeria, will attend the largest Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Sea Power Conference in Sydney from 31 January to 2 February 2012. Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Ray Griggs AM CSC RAN, will host nearly 50 flag-rank officers

about 14 years ago
USA: Sailor Assigned to EODMU Dies Conducting At-Sea Operations
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USA: Sailor Assigned to EODMU Dies Conducting At-Sea Operations

A Sailor assigned to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 12 embarked in the Canadian navy ship HMCS Summerside died while conducting diving operations off the coast of North Carolina in the Atlantic Ocean, Jan. 26. The service member was transported to Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune and was

about 14 years ago
USS Essex Hosts Lunch for over 100 Personnel Assigned to JRMC Detachment Sasebo
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USS Essex Hosts Lunch for over 100 Personnel Assigned to JRMC Detachment Sasebo

USS Essex (LHD 2) hosted a lunch for over 100 personnel assigned to the Japan Regional Maintenance Center (JRMC) detachment Sasebo, Jan. 18. The lunch was held to thank the team for their services to Essex during more than 11 forward-deployed years to Sasebo, Japan. Essex Commanding Officer Capt. Da

about 14 years ago
USS Frank Cable Departs Guam
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USS Frank Cable Departs Guam

USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) temporarily relieved USS Frank Cable (AS 40) as the primary afloat maintenance activity in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of responsibility Jan. 9, allowing Frank Cable to depart its homeport in Guam and head to Portland, Oregon, for a regular overhaul and dry-docking (ROH). “The

about 14 years ago
Chief of Navy Chaplains Visits Forward-Deployed Amphibious Assault Ship USS Essex
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Chief of Navy Chaplains Visits Forward-Deployed Amphibious Assault Ship USS Essex

The chief of Navy chaplains visited forward-deployed amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), Jan. 6. Rear Adm. Mark L. Tidd met with Essex’ Commanding Officer, Capt. David Fluker, and Essex’ Chaplain, Cmdr. James Johnson to discuss the chaplain corps’ role in helping Sailors and Marines live heal

about 14 years ago
HMAS Parramatta Secures Middle East Area of Operation
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HMAS Parramatta Secures Middle East Area of Operation

For many, filling up the tank at their local petrol station would have no connection to the Royal Australian Navy. Most Australians would not realise that some of the goods they purchase at the supermarket and the fuel they consume has been provided safe passage to our shores by Australian sailors d

about 14 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Newest Ship HMAS Choules Arrives at Homeport
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Royal Australian Navy’s Newest Ship HMAS Choules Arrives at Homeport

The Royal Australian Navy’s newest ship HMAS Choules has arrived at its homeport at Fleet Base East in Sydney after being formally commissioned into service in Fremantle on 13 December 2011. Commander of Australian Fleet, Rear Admiral Steve Gilmore AM, CSC, RAN welcomed the ship and her crew of 158

about 15 years ago
Royal Australian Navy’s Sea King Helicopters Make Final Flight
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Royal Australian Navy’s Sea King Helicopters Make Final Flight

Residents of Sydney, Canberra and the Shoalhaven had their last chance to see the Royal Australian Navy’s Sea King helicopters in the air today as they said farewell to the nation with a formation flypast. The formation launched from the Naval Air Station at HMAS Albatross in Nowra at 10:00am, proce

about 15 years ago
Royal Australian Navy Assumes Command of International Task Force in Middle East
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Royal Australian Navy Assumes Command of International Task Force in Middle East

Royal Australian Navy’s Commodore Jonathan Mead has assumed command of Combined Maritime Operations in support of counter-terrorism in the Gulf region of the Middle East. Supported by a team of Australian and New Zealand naval personnel, Commodore Mead now commands Combined Task Force 150 (CTF 150)

about 15 years ago
Royal Australian Navy Gets First Female Admiral
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Royal Australian Navy Gets First Female Admiral

The Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Ray Griggs, has promoted Commodore Robyn Walker to the rank of Rear Admiral in the Royal Australian Navy. Admiral Walker is the first female in the Navy to attain the rank of Rear Admiral and to take on the job of Surgeon General for the Australian Defence Force. “Thi

about 15 years ago
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